A practical guide that provides an insight into the wisdom of three sages of yore and how their philosophies can help us navigate complexities of modern life. ‘Krishna, Buddha and Lao Tzu Have a Coffee with You’ is now available at all major bookstores and online.

‘Together, the 11 stories in this collection display the depth and breadth—in terms of subject, tone and style—that speculative fiction writing in India has achieved.’ Read @shrabonti.bsky.social’s review of Between Worlds, edited by @gautambhatia88.bsky.social: www.livemint.com/mint-lounge/...

As climate change and migration debates rage across the world, come join us for an evening of quiet and reflective conversations about forest rights, indigenous people and their stories on 27 Sept with Ita Mehrotra & Pradip Krishen. Register on bit.ly/4gFUYVy.

It's pub day for Kalpana Karunakaran's unique biography of her grandmother, Pankajam. A Woman of No Consequence tells the story of a new nation through the eyes of its women. Now in bookstores and online.

Meet our author @anumeha.bsky.social at the Bookaroo Lit Fest in Shillong!

Remember the confusion during demonetisation in 2016? Imagine that happening almost a hundred years back in the midst of the forming of new nations! Read this fascinating excerpt about this from Kalyani Ramnath's Boats in a Storm. scroll.in/article/1086...

Time to stock up for your weekend read? Pick these from the Crossword Book Awards Longlist!

We love this wonderful interview spread in @gulfnews.bsky.social of @narayanibasu.bsky.social speaking about the many shades of KM Panikkar's life. A Man for All Seasons is in bookstores and online.

Outlook India reviews Srilata Krishnan's feminist poetic retelling of the epics. Footnotes to the Mahabharata is available in bookstores and online. www.outlookindia.com/books/her-st...

As we see anti-immigration protests in London, it feels right to brush up on the histories of displacement and migration that colonial empires left as their legacies all over Asia. Kalyani Ramnath's Boats in a Storm is now in bookstores and online. Get your copy today!

Indra Das's The Last Dragoners of Bowbazaar is a story about Ru. Ru is a boy from nowhere. When he asks his parents where his family is from, they tell him he is descended from nomads. But even nomads must come from somewhere. Get your copy today! @indrapramitdas.bsky.social

We are bookstore hopping with Namita Devidayal in #Mumbai tomorrow and day after! Join us.

Read this extract from Desi Queers in Queerbeat! Desi Queers is now in bookstores and online. www.queerbeat.org/stories/in-b...

Find more such fascinating facts in Kalyani Ramnath's meticulously researched Boats in a Storm! Now in bookstores and online.

Rohit K Dasgupta, author of Desi Queers talks to Hindustan Times about why the stories of South Asian Queer migration need to be told. www.hindustantimes.com/books/rohit-...

As the weekly routine sets in, this quote from Namita Devidayal's Tangerine is something that we are thinking about. Tangerine is now in bookstores and online.

"Some books speak to your mind; Uprooted speaks to your conscience." This review of Ita Mehrotra's Uprooted in Financial Express really made our day! Uprooted is now in bookstores and online. www.financialexpress.com/life/lifesty...

'Whatever the uncertainty, Panikkar’s method was simple: “Once reading and writing are ruled out, what is left for a man like me?”' Read this fascinating review of @narayanibasu.bsky.social 's A Man for All Seasons. Available now in bookstores and online. indiasworld.in/a-man-for-al...

Last few spots left! Register for Sundar Sarukkai's talk on Water Days and reading the city with Stanley Carvalho. Tomorrow at Bangalore International Centre. bangaloreinternationalcentre.org/event/readin...

If you’re drawn to otherworldly coming-of-age stories that blend myth and memory, then @indrapramitdas.bsky.social's The Last Dragoners of Bowbazaar is the perfect read for you! Pick up your copy from your nearest bookstore or online.

As floods threaten different parts of the country and we debate urbanization and city planning, as the Yamuna swells and moves towards the plains, this line from Namita Devidayal's Tangerine comes back to us. Tangerine is now in bookstores and online.

As #UttarakhandFlashFlood #DelhiRains dominate our headlines, pick Ita Mehrotra's Uprooted to understand how the fight for forest rights is fundamental in understanding and improving the environmental catastrophe we are facing today. Get your copy from bookstores or online.

Narayani Basu speaks to The Indian Express about what makes Panikkar one of the most important voices in the making of the new nation. @narayanibasu.bsky.social @indianexpress.com www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBKn...

As around the world questions of migration, legality and citizenship rage on, Kalyani Ramnath's Boats in a Storm takes you to the legal debates that shaped modern Asia's citizenship laws. Now in bookstores and online.

The Book of Death by Khalid Jawed, trans. A. Naseeb Khan, is available at all major bookstores and online. Get your copy today.

Between Worlds introduces diverse voices shaping Indian speculative fiction today. Edited by @gautambhatia88.bsky.social, these original stories blend the surreal with the urgent. Pick up your copies from your nearest bookstore or online.

'I should have been happy, but I was not. I couldn’t understand why my intellect and my emotions were misaligned, like twin sisters not on talking terms.' Read this extract from Namita Devidayal's Tangerine in @scroll.in ! Now in bookstores and online. scroll.in/article/1085...

"Wrote this novel to stake ownership over my city"- it was a fun, warm and thoughtful evening as Sundar Sarukkai and Alina Gufran discussed Water Days & enthralled us with anecdotes about writing belonging, cities, desire and change at The Bookshop Inc.

Two back-to-back events to celebrate the many stories of KM Panikkar. @narayanibasu.bsky.social spoke to packed houses at Kunzum for JLF First Edition and at Mala Akbari for the Panikkar family in #Delhi A Man for All Seasons is out in bookstores and online. Get your copy.

Here’s what Siddharth Varadarajan says about Vignesh Rajahmani’s The Dravidian Pathway. Available at all major bookstores and online.

Kalyani Ramnath's Boats in a Storm gives us an alternative history of people, of stories that the official narrative often forget about, or ones which remain in the fringes of the archive. Now in bookstores and online.

Radical Doubt by Dr. Bidhan L. Parmar unveils the scientific principles that prove how doubt is our greatest decision-making tool. Whether you’re a CEO or a new project manager, this is your guide to navigating moments of uncertainty, transforming doubt into your superpower! Out now.

Read an extract from Suchitra Sukumar’s story ‘A Rough-edged Confection’ published in Between Worlds, the first IF anthology of new Indian SFF, edited by @gautambhatia88.bsky.social. scroll.in/article/1085...

A vanished city. An aslyum’s ruins. A madman’s diary. The Book of Death by the JCB Prize for Literature 2022 winner Khalid Jawed is an existential novel on the human psyche, identity and isolation. Translated into English by A. Naseeb Khan. Now available at all major bookstores and online.

'Burns Boy also tries to understand how children, often unforgiving of mistakes, are indifferent to the parents’ grief.' We loved this review of Krupa Ge's Burns Boy in the @scroll.in Burns Boy is now in bookstores and online. scroll.in/article/1085...

It is pub day for Namita Devidayal's incredible journey of discovering peace within herself in a fast-unravelling and increasingly turbulent world. Tangerine is now in bookstores and online. Get your copy today!

It's #Friday and as we get ready to unwind over the weekend, we can't stop thinking about this quote from Namita Devidayal's Tangerine. Coming to bookstores on Monday, 25 August. Pre-order your copy on amzn.in/d/8IdQsJY

As we see questions about "who is a rightful citizen?" raging across the country, Kalyani Ramnath's Boats in a Storm takes us to the citizenship debates and disputes from the time of independence. To know more, get your copy from your nearest bookstore or online. #migrants

How do you unself your self? Namita Devidayal finds out in her new book! Tangerine is releasing on 25 August. Pre-order your copy on amzn.in/d/8IdQsJY

How do you unself your self? Namita Devidayal finds out in her new book! Tangerine is releasing on 25 August. Pre-order your copy on amzn.in/d/8IdQsJY

Have you signed up for the JaipurLitFest First Edition yet? Happening tomorrow at Kunzum GK 2! @narayanibasu.bsky.social and Mandira Nayar in conversation about The Man for All Seasons.

Namita Devidayal's chance encounter in the Himalayas with a practitioner of Hindu spiritual tradition takes her on a surprising journey. If you loved Eat, Pray, Love and are looking for a book to lose yourself in, pre-order Tangerine on amzn.in/d/8IdQsJY

Delhi, Join us for our next edition of Conversations in Context ! @psemolina3.bsky.social will be talking about her book Dapaan with Safina Nabi and Nishita Trisal Happening on 26 Aug (Tues) at Jawahar Bhawan.

‘In describing the rice and the food, I drew upon not just on this actual hamlet, but from my conversations in other villages of Jharkhand, such as in East Singhbhum, and northern Odisha.’ Read this feature on @anumeha.bsky.social’s Our Rice Tastes of Spring: www.mid-day.com/sunday-mid-d...

‘The DMK went beyond just public meetings to deepen its engagement with both the people and its cadres regarding the Dravidian-Tamil identity, as well as to expand its organisational base.’ Extract | Vignesh Rajahmani’s The Dravidian Pathway in @caravanmagazine.in: caravanmagazine.in/history/read...

A moving coming-of-age tale about identity and belonging. @indrapramitdas.bsky.social's The Last Dragoners of Bowbazaar is available at all major bookstores and online. Get your copy today!

Have you seen the special Burns Boy matchbox yet? Go to your favourite bookstore and find out! Burns Boy by Krupa Ge is available in bookstores and online.

We spent our last Tuesday discussing our first Queer Directions book, Desi Queers with author Rohit K Dasgupta and Rohin Bhatt at the New Delhi LGBTQIA centre. Here are some snapshots!

The new novel by the JCB Prize for Literature 2022 winner Khalid Jawed is here! The Book of Death trans. A. Naseeb Khan is a Doestoevskyan work that combines the mundane with the metaphysical. Pre-order today: amzn.in/d/as6hu49

It's pub day for Kalyani Ramnath's Boats in a Storm, a book that centers on the legal struggles of migrants, illustrating how they experienced citizenship and decolonization. Now in bookstores and online.